Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.si DRUG SUNDRIES EC Our Drug Sundries department is a g *vrin kow/voin nw/>CQ VIIU uai ^Q>1U f/AirVVO? Biveris Violet Talcum Powder, former! I>rice, per box Spiro Powder, per box Mennen's Talcum Powder, two boxes f ? - Oakley's Talcum Powder; per box ? Sachet Powder Puffs-, each Cashmere Bouquet Soap, per cake Pear's Uncented Soap; per cake Prophylatic Tooth Brushes, regular 35c Ana all other Drug Sundries at less th? MIMNAUC * psxrciL aits scissors. Wayside Notes Gathered Here and There by a Dispatch Man. A fine rain fell last night. * i 1.' m 1. Be sore ana vote next xuesuay. Rev. W. H. HiUer and Prof. F. W. Ranch are visiting in Prosperity. Col. Geo. Bell Timmerman , was here for a couple of days this week. Managers of election are printed elsewhere in this issue. Messrs. A. J. and John Fox spent 8onday at the seashore.' Mr. H. Watts, of Laurens, while in town Saturday gave us a pleasant call. We have on hand a nice roller top desk which we will sell cheap. Timmerman & Oswald. Several of our townsmen attended the Hudson-Sandow wrestling match in Colombia last night. Mr. E. T. Ranch, a popular candi- j date for magistrate of the Fork district, was in town Monday. WANTED?Several copies of The Dispatch, date July 29th. G. M. Harm an, Editor. Miss Inez Lowman, a pretty little miss of the Fork, is visiting Misses Helen and Mae Oorley. Mr. and Mrs. John Eaminer, of Gadsden, are visiting relatives and friends in and around town. The Lexington Department store is being painted on the interior. "Billy" Hollo well has the job. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shepherd are spending some time in Charleston, Mr. Shepherd's old home. Mr. W. P. Roof, Jr., left yesterday for Glenn Springs, where he will spend several days. Mrs. C. J. Jackson, of Horatio, Sumter county, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. H. Caughm&n. Timmerman & Oswald have still a store full of bargains. Why not call and take advantage of the sacrifice sale. Timmerman & Oswald. Messrs. F. E. Dreher, Sam J. Leaphart and Sam P. Roof have returned. from a trip to New York and other points of interest. . Misses Ethel and Nellie Caughman, of Colombia, are the charming guests of the Misses Caro and Ruth Efira. Hon. J. Frank Kneece, the popular postmaster at Batesburg, spent yesterdsy in Lexington on matters of business. Editor G. M. Harman is with the campaigners in.the Fork this week. Be sure and have your dollar ready for him; we need it. We have left a nice double seated bnggv which we will sell for a great / deaHx slow cost. 1 , Tim merman & Oswald. The Dispatch will give as full report of the election next Tuesday as it will be possible to obtain up to the hour of twelve on Wednesday. Read the notice of the Registration Board published in another column. They will be at your precinct during the month of September. On account of the absence of the pastor there will be no service at Providence and Pisgah next Sunday. Sunday school at each place. FOR SALE?A good milch cow, with young calf. Apply at once to J. H. Shull, New Brookland, S. C., R. F. D. 1. Little Misses Lncia Meetze and Grace, the two charming young daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Harman, of Augusta, are visitlhg their grandparents here. What to cook is a serious problem with the housewife just now. Gardens have given out and vegetables. - of any kind are hard to find in the stores. x Timmerman & Oswald have two of the Wheeler & Wilson sewing matihiuv? which they wilj sell for ?20,00 each. In publishing the list of teachers in attendance at the summer school iasc week, an error appeared in one of the name9. It should have been Sam P. Schneider instead of Sam P. Lindler, Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Swygert, of Washington, D. C., are on a visit to the former's father, Capt^r G. S. Swygert, in the Fork. Mr. Swygert will return to Washington on the 30th, while Mrs. Swygert and little daughter, Helen, will remain until October. When you want anything in the grocer, grain, feed or hay line, wholesale or retail, don't forget to consult the well known firm of T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia, before making your purchases. SALESMAN WANTED to look i after our interest in Lexington and j adjacent counties. Salary or Com- j mission. Address, The Harvey Oil j Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. J. \V. Murray, an expert printer and a might}* fine gentleman, will be with The Dispatch force for the next few weeks and we hope to he able to give more atter.u:on to our job work. { If yon want anything iii the printing j line, call to see us. ; It is our intention t:> close out the i entire stock of goods of D el* . gton j Depir'tnen*" Store vithbi t'.e next ? 15 days, so i? you want any of these { bargains you had better cwi early. I Timrxiar.an & Oswald. j I M M E QHHBHHB >R A LITTLE MONEY. mowing department. Here are some of ly sold in Columbia for 25c a box; our 19c iyc or 25c ...19c 10c and 15c 19c 12c ; value; e ach 20c in sold anywhere in the city. SH'S PEP DELUAB LOCALS. We are very much in need of rain in thi9 section. Fodder pulling is well under way, but the yield will not be hardly up to the average. Mr. J. O. Eargle, of Leesville, will spend Friday night with his father, Mr. A. L. Eargle. Prof. Jno. W. Ballenfcine will spend Thursday night with friends at Little Mountain.' Mrs. T. E. Risinger and children, of Fredonia, visi.ed Mrs. Risinger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Moore, last week. Mr. A. L. Eargle attended the Confederate reunion in Greenuille last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Caughman are on an extended visit to relatives at Greenville and Spartanburg. Mr. 4nd Mrs. T. E. Shealy returned to their home in Columbia yesterday after visiting relatives in this section. Mr. James Eargle and his friend, Mr. Felkei* of Pomaria. attended the reunion 'here Friday and spent a couple of days with friends. Miss H. E. Eargle, J. E. Shealy, S. M. Moor and Jno. E. Caughman will attend court at Saluda this week as petit jurors. Miss Aletha Oswalt is at Lexington attending the summer school. A large crowd attended the reunion of Newberry College on the Delmar school grounds last Friday. The speaking was interesting and instructive. LLOYD. > August 17, 1908. Lettsr to A. D. Itartia, Esq. Lexington, S. C. Dear Sir: A certain paint-manufacturer advertised ''Waldorf-Astoria pain tea tnrougnouc wicn my paint.A part of the basement was so painted; not satisfactory; painted Devpe next time. There's a certain paint, a big concern, very proud and ambitious, that hated to see so big a job of another paint; so it frent for that business. That former paint was about twothirds not paint, but this proud and ambitious paint was only about onethird not paint. It succeeded in getting a trial; 25 gallon, 5 kits of 5 gallons each. When the painter had used one kit, he called the manager; not satisfactory; 4 of the kits returned. A paint, one-third not paint, is not good enough to displace Devoe. This was several years ago. That proud and ambitious paint is better now; it is nearer honesfcr it isn't short measure at all and only 1, per cent adulterated. It's a pretty good paint now; 13 or 14 gallons of it goes as far as 10 of Devoe. > Judge I. D. Fairchild. owns' two houses alike in Lufkin, Texas. J. M. Torrence Dainted both houses, one Devoe, and the other with that proud and ambitious adulterated-15-per-cent paint. It took gallons Devoe and 25 gallons of the proud and ambitious paint. It takes a pretty good paint to disturb Devoe. ' ? Yours truly, 61 F. W. Devoe & Co. P. S. The Kaufmann Drug Co. sell our paint. The Teachers' Institute. The County Teachers' Institute is progressing nicely. Excellent work is being done and great interest is being taken by the teachers in attendance. The" usual expression among them is "This is the best institute we have had." Many new teachers have enrolled ; since the opening as follows: ,Miss Ellen Hendrix, Miss Annie Harsey, Mrs. Erin Rountree, Miss Sadie Leslie, TVTi cs XTottio T.ntrrnrtor, Miao Prtco T7oL ^-1 VVV4W TV 1UQU) XTJLAOO XWOCfr J. ttl" " law, Miss Eppie Roof and Mr. R. E. Shealv. Notice to Ezecutivo Commit. teemoB. The following boxes for the Primary Election, to be held on the 25th of August, 1908, have been sent to the respective local executive committeemen, by express: Peak^ Chapin, Spring Hill, sent to Chapin; White Rock, Folk's School House, sent to Irmo; Ballentine, Irmo, Hilton, Piney Woods, Pine Ridge, sent to Chapin; Hollow Creek, to Gilbert; Gaston, Swansea, Sandy Run, to Swansea; St. Matthews, to Barr: Pellon, Edmund, Pool's Mill, to Steedman; Pond Branch, to Gilbert; Steedman, Samaria, Gilbert, Summit, j Brook, to Summit; Batesburg, Lees- j ville, Brookland, to Cayce; Nate's School House, to Columbia, to A. S. . v - i ? f \ :: , . I iNunuaniaKer; r>iacK lure-eix, iu xenon; \ Oak Grove, to Gilbert. The following boxes will be bete at ! Lexical ou C>r the respective cor unit- i teenu'i: who will be expected to c-;U 1 for them on .Saturday, August _uh Delir^o. TV-vision, Cror.t's SU-iv, Boijir.-'' Sorirurs, Lexinrrtop. P. F. EFIRD, Coanty Ch airman. "*jt? ft'?*'? *.1 , :? A v.r.'iT ?-.*,*-1??,*.>? I V V V-V As a result of the recent exare.ina non, r.f jfi in >il*111dm. o\ tor appoint?n *n? \W< g'^ssmrn Lfv-. L* ha- t'O y ; ; ; i JSI". \Vvm(1 k;.nn >h*j]v,i5j;;. <?' ' as principle: V?". Cooper, C-.ir.uoi;.;. firs- ;?:i. :*xi<'t > : A. ' . j su:n:i, ?/ ; -la?Ki SCC-iI 'i U.'i I'nttlVl Ji. J.'. Jj.-jj'J'J .) -w:.-ihii-'.i altcrnalo. " R m II p | Dainty Dress Got > Here are some offers in summer Dres S who appreciate a real good bargain. T (lot. We just want to close them out an I All of our bordered Lawns go at, yard. ? Our 25c. quality Swi99 goes at, the yarc ? Chiffon Li9ee* worth 25c any day; yard i Mercerized Ginghams, 25c quality for.. \ MAIL ORDEJ A R T M E N T Jyr A Good morning! Won't you come in and see our new style T A?ir CV* AAI ft\? T od? AO ? AJV IT WUVCO 1VX IXAUtvD t The kind we sell at $2.00 yon will find nicer, finer and better made than the kind yon have been getting. Tan Kid, Tan Calf and Black Kid are the most popnlar this season. EHELICH'S, SKI!:: I column,s.c. UFDV V Ell 11 The Jeweler, 1637 Main St., Columbia, S. C. t * !M y Lexington friends are invited to come in and see me in my new store. Good things to feast the eyes, and Jewelry for every one and <every pocket. Mr. Geo. H. Burch is the time maker and will care for the watches and fix them. Don't forget to see the Wedding Gifts in my stock Got all kinds, and reasonable in price. W. E. AVERY. JE w ELEB) 1637 Main St., Columbia, S. C. I Wearing Jewelry j Shows Goosl Taste Wearing jewelry has never g been more fashionable than i it is now. But, of course, fj the jewelry must be in style. | Ours fulfills every demand | It is right in style, quality E j and in price. The stock is | ! lar.o-o .md of a verv wide H I range. ^ We invite every reader of ] ! this paper to visit us while ? j in Columbia. If you can't l come, write us. Mail orders ? receive careful and prompt t t attention. j i rw \ piri vi?VT7 ! res # < a ? t * < i ? / .*? i| vnM-. ! -tfia i 11 v V j.. . - , v: 1 rS !*' < i*V r ; * pi J*' V1 u IW. ? !/*!?>*?> sv? f* J: jft, 1 Vi." A '-J* ?*.? A.Ct 1A' ; Vv'i KS# v.' W j! ...__ '? I ESaEST^S!^! ,'.T .- -v. '. J i Dr. Thcvr.s'j .'s E;: ** Tc.-eir^r "was ; J cav.\l * ?< * "*! ? "i o:': :i;' :* "* " v : ' < ; .. ?'.' < ' ; ; ii1 I :1 . "' r-.', } ';?; .. : . r: I r. aii'1 ; ! .: /.' ! ; i -f Txr -: !?> !-y i ' f .*v i ;>/: " I. ''l.'l'lC" ^ J ,':. l ? i OCVIq^' I " i B A R > If AI i ) ins very uneap. s Goods that should appeal to women > here isn't an old piece of goods in the \ id here they go: j 10c f 1 19c 19c 19c ) RS FILLED. < ' STORE, MULES We ke time. We ke of ITEM time. G regoryWI R E R E YN O e?69e? esegeato ^eaea^asagasE gg fjg t And buy a |tf| ? and pay 1 | We will alf gg ? riage Sab gg 5 One car lo? gg I Every trar pll (fjSSSSSSSSSSSSSS *S | F&SFIPI I m % sJiJI i / m g Hi\i i h ?- jg g> .d iL4A I E m s m u 5 Viv~i{?Gf* '; ,' ^V'T"* >f : />^*ky ' Sr. . : f?>? v, .1. ,J; /.- \' '< .' * * .4^' '* ?' *?i< V ;', IsC< ;. J . ; :. :?; -v '; !' ; tv.l yrn sliovM :'.< ! ' 0m!; :- v-ry iul :iii \vh*?t v?-a : . 1 'aT !o allow yviir | :: 1'' ' i;_i* .; ? raw''], { v." 7' ' '.r(Y.roi'ir }'-rC7' j i I;;-. k;io\vn >r? ?>tl- i , ! ' I T: .; r ; > ' * <: ... T !? ' ]>'' >5*K' \ ] sci;. : : ! .. ?'?ra>r GAIN Fall Styles in Me TVo annAiinnp in of a lif-Ha o V? r\n A /-.fViai. if v vj jw/v u> iiwtiv auuau vi vuuvi for men. They are now on display. The maintained last year in its clothing departr this season. We intend to show the most ! clothes that fit and look fit?that wear well You're invited to drop in and see the fall MAIL ORDERS COLUMBIA, MAIL ORDERS I AUII 11 nnv ii ep a few ep a larg ICLES s Conder N > HAMPTON AVENUE, COLUMB! F?2NC (C Pittsburg Perfect Wire Fe factured. Hence, our reaso } just recired two car loads? i prices are just as low as can kit ?finera'' Our stock of General Merc ^o0<^s? Notions, Shoes, Hats [utj&KgSf ~~ ishing, Groceries, Hardware We are in the business to ] Wzi|.FVi tion of our stock and an inqt ^iVYVJ Vjfive us ? cwi. ?Ss.?". LDS & C SWANSEA, : : : S. C. SC9C9w9G9C969Gdf ?SS?S9S95SS9??9e3S9S9SSSSe3SSS Studebaker or Milburn for it Oct. 1st, Free of Int so continue our Buggy ar souring August on above id Electric Welded Fenc 21c. per rod up. isaction guaranteed- O ,ee us before you buy. ocwk; a?<^v!?o <0 UUk V. -' ? -? VU> w - J S?5 W B ?. " > ,-n: v.:-" - ; ^ ?$ ^ ^ ?$ & g* *$ r^. f?- ? ?'. ' >. 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RAFT, SCS I M IWV I ca $ ?3 r Wagon | ?? erest. e ?f| id Car- 1 gs - terms f, gg| se from | 00 * ome to | f^(| ? $ m tJ 1 US $ fit ' I ?i gv| " . ;Tt 'S? ,<5?& ?K* ,*& 5& '?' ^ *>$ ?Si U.45 -k >6-4-,,<U 'V.V- 9 ?iv> &rri& V'-itjf 'ijj <t.af E& 'PK'J--> ftrtr A W i^'. i.^ v'1.. u v.v, ^ V':. ; '"!'. i> i " < > ! sVi'.vfUO . "*. i: ? ^::1 rjr- s?r t-y's -, i k ' it?ri'v ': A:?inisf v': !u!va'.(> :i.v ? ?; ? i.ily invited > r.;. ,.u<V- if/f. . - r >> ;?<. -i. :v' in . :rd. r t - ? V. ;ll' ' ::i'i *, . i'*'";./ !?'' i . */J{ i ; ? i..,:?a '< r 'y . ' it ?